I'm a 19 y/o CS student from Delhi, building at the intersection of AI, open source, and developer tools. I love building, breaking, and shipping things.
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Selected as an LFX Mentee (2026 Term 3) with The Update Framework (TUF), a CNCF graduated project for securing software update systems. I'm working on ELI5 docs and video for TUF, making software supply chain security simple enough for a five year old.
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Growth Intern @ Chaptr (May 2026 - Aug 2026, remote): AI-driven short-form content, storytelling, and growth experimentation.
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Started contributing to open source in August 2025, and never really stopped. Since then I've sent PRs to cal.com, Ruxailab and Sugarlabs.
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Crossed 100 merged pull requests in August 2026.
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Built KAIRO: a unified payment orchestration layer. One integration, every provider: Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, Adyen, Cashfree, with intelligent routing to keep success rates up.
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Shipped AgenticKit: a structured AI workforce for Cursor and Claude Code. 46 agents, 61 skills, 47 slash commands that turn your editor into engineering and marketing playbooks instead of another unbounded chat. It scans your stack, writes your CLAUDE.md / CURSOR.md, and chains roles behind commands like /ship and /launch.
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Shipped rankr.lol: pay-to-rank leaderboards for websites, apps and products. Saw outbid.lol do ~$100k selling leaderboard positions, so I built the budget-friendly version. $2 gets you #1 today.
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Built Auto Scaling Workers: a Go async job engine with Redis-backed queues, autoscaling worker pools, SQLite persistence and pluggable LLM execution, so HTTP APIs stay responsive while the heavy work happens elsewhere.
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Built NextPrep: AI interview prep that reads a job description, pulls out the skills, and generates the questions you'll actually get asked. Python, FastAPI, GenAI and React.
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I write on Medium about tech, AI, SaaS and open source:
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Not everything worked. 5 months on GSoC, rejected. LFX, rejected twice, then selected on the third try with TUF. Products that didn't sell. I wrote about it publicly instead of hiding it, and that turned out to be the most useful thing I've published. Still shipping :)
Right now I'm heads-down on AI agents, developer tooling, and getting distribution right. Turns out the building was never the hard part.
Always up for a chat, a collab, or geeking out over cool tech.



